I didn’t post a clue last week because the movie, “There’s Something About Mary,” was so obvious. This week’s is pretty easy to, but here’s a hint anyway.
I’m going to take the easy way out. The description for this week’s movie is straight from Wikipedia: “…a 1989 American science fiction–comedy buddy film in which two metalhead slackers travel through time in order to assemble a menagerie of historical figures for their high school history presentation.”
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
This week’s Invisible Movie was a 2005 remake of a 1976 remake of a 1933 action-adventure film. As a clue, let’s just say the big monkey got uglier and meaner with each version.
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The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “A Nightmare on Elm Street.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 44: “So Who Has the Best Fast Food French Fries?” — This week the guys talk about the most visited National Parks, Tim Allen’s “Tool Time,” Sid Bream’s slide, Life’s kissing sailor, Arby’s ads, and more. Plus we announce our “Nut Job of the Week” and play “Name that Tune.” You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
We had a mix-up with the dates we posted during the early part of last week, so a lot of teams already figured out this week’s Invisible Movie. If you haven’t, here’s the clue: it’s a 1984 slasher film directed and written by Wes Craven that started a franchise of nine movies, a television show, novels, and comic books.
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “Lilo and Stitch.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 43: “Questions and Answers” — This week its a special peek at a new trivia podcast called “Questions & Answers.” Join Mike as he does a quick rundown of some of our favorite questions from last week’s line-up of trivia shows. You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
One thing is obvious: this week’s Invisible Movie is an animated feature. It’s was produced by Disney in 2002 and features, among others, the voices of Tia Carrere, David Ogden Stiers, Kevin McDonald and Ving Rhames.
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “This is Spinal Tap.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 42: “Gimme a Break” — This week the guys talk about the Hindenburg and other historic disasters, Coke slogans, the end of Huntley and Brinkley, Nell Carter in “Gimme a Break,” the movie “Airplane” and more. Plus we read letters from our listeners, name our “Nut Job of the Week” and play “Name that Tune.”You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
This week’s Invisible Movie is a 1984 rock musical about a fictional heavy metal band. It’s sometimes referred to as a “mocumentary,” which means it’s fictional but has the style of a documentary. It was directed by a fictional director who was played by the film’s real director who once played Meathead on All in the Family.
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “Brokeback Mountain.”
The latest episode ofThe Trivia Guys Podcast is up. It’s Episode 41 “Let’s Dance the Macaroni” — This week its another Trivia Truck and Toll Booth episode. The guys talk about the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster, Bonanza, A-Ha, 60 Minutes, the nation of Suriname, “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” and more. Plus we play some “Name that Tune.” You can see more at The Trivia Guys Podcast homepage or click the player below to listen.
This week’s Invisible Movie was a somewhat controversial 2005 romantic-drama film directed by Ang Lee. It was based in a short story by Annie Proulx that was originally published in The New Yorker magazine.
Despite criticism from conservative pundits and groups, it won four Golden Globe Awards and was widely considered to be a front runner for the Academy Award for Best Picture, but lost to Crash.
Simply identify the movie and turn it in with your first answer at Trivia for five bonus points.
The answer to last week’s Invisible Movie was “The Chronicles of Narnia The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.”
